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    Energy Sustainability

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    Energy sustainability

    What is sustainability?1

    Replenishment at the rate of consumption

    Environment friendly

    Increasing energy demand2

    Population growth

    Income growth Increasing economic activity

    Then what? Catch up with it??3

    Issues4

    Exhaustion of resources

    Environmental Effects

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    88% of world energy supply is

    currently met by these fuels

    12% of world energy supply is

    currently met by these fuels

    Fossil

    Fuel

    World

    Reserves

    Current

    yearly world

    consumption

    Reserve life

    at current

    constant rate

    Coal 540 2.4 225Oil 170 3.8 45

    Gas 140 2.2 65

    Total 850 8.4 100

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    Supply Security

    Energy Sources

    Fossil Fuels(Oil, Gas and Coal)

    Non-Fossil Fuels(Hydro, Nuclear, Solar and Wind)

    Upside

    Provide clean and sustainable

    energy

    IssueCurrently difficult to harness

    large scale energy production

    How much of Fossil Fuel do we have?

    side - New E and P technologies, Enhanced Oil Recovery

    Issues - Concentration of reserves in a particular region

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    Environmental Effects

    Emission of greenhouse gases causes global warming

    The average earths surface temperature has increased by 0.6C from 1800

    By 2100, the temperature expected to go up by 1.4 to 5.8C.

    Energy sector accounts for 75% of worlds carbon emissions

    Steps Taken to control Climate Change

    In 1988, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)was formed. By 1992,

    the panel created the United Nations Framework on Climate Change

    Kyoto Protocol entered into force in February 2005

    Reduction of worldwide emission of GHG during 2008-2012 to bring emission levels down by about

    5% from 1990 levels

    Post 2012 norms to be decided by discussion

    Mechanisms evolved Clean Development Mechanism, Emission trading and Joint Implementation

    USA emits about 20% of the worlds total carbon emissions.

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    Options & Solutions

    Wishful thinking Total energy generation by renewable

    Fact - By 2050, wind, solar and other renewable will provide 30% of the worlds energy

    Natural gas will play an increasingly important role toward a low carbon future

    Replacing coal with Natural gas in power plants can cut their carbon emissions by 70%

    Development of LNG industry and unconventional gas sources like shale gas

    Oil and coal are there to stay, but focus will be on improvement in energyefficiency

    Application of Carbon Capture and storage techniques

    Increase in share of biofuels for transport . Currently make up for 1% oftransportation fuels. Have the potential to go upto 10% by 2030

    Increasing prevalence of electric cars

    Coal and biomass gasification technologies to intensify in scale Other upcoming sources like hydrogen technology etc

    It takes a new technology 30 years to capture 1% of market share of global energy

    CDM funding to boost cleaner technologies by making them more effective

    Probable game changer Nuclear Energy

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    Energy Mix 2030 (Statistical scenario)

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    Oil27%

    Natural

    Gas

    27%

    Coal

    27%

    Nuclear

    energy

    7%

    Hydro

    electricity

    7%

    Renewables

    5%

    Other

    19%

    Global Energy mix - 2030

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    5000

    10000

    15000

    20000

    1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030

    Oil Natural Gas Coal

    Nuclear Energy Hydroelectricity Renewables

    Energy Demand Growth

    Population expected to rise by 1.4 billionand income levels by 100% in next 20

    years. Energy demand will increase from

    11 btoe in 2010 to 16 btoe in 2030.

    Global energy consumption to grow at an

    average rate of 1.7% between 2010 and

    2030. Growth to decelerate gently beyond

    2020

    Energy mix change

    Fuel mix to change relatively slowly

    Gas and non-fossil fuels gain share at the

    expense of coal and oil

    Fastest growing fuels renewable-growth

    rate 8.2% p.a. Among fossil fuels, gas to

    grow fastest at 2.1% p.a.

    Carbon emissions to grow at 1.2% p.a,leading to emissions in 2030 at 27%

    higher than 2010

    Possible forecast changers

    Future of economic growth, Policy action

    on climate change, Chinas Pathway,

    Energy security

    Energy production by source (mtoe)

    Total Energy Production 16 btoe

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    Thank you

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